Could this be used on land for hiking and mountain jeep travel?
39702
No. This is an altimeter for flying models (rockets, planes, helicopters, quadcopters, gliders) and even kites and hunting birds.Not people.--John Beans, Designer of AltimeterOne, Danville, California
39703
I have not tried this... but you can't calibrate it to barometric pressure (aside from resetting your altitude to 0) so as the weather changes it will be less accurate. This also doesn't start recording altitude until you go up 50 feet from when you start recording. Furthermore the battery only lasts for 12 hours of continuous use. I think there are better altimeters for the price for your purposes. You can read the user manual here: http://www.jollylogic.com/http://www.jollylogic.com/www/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/AltimeterOneUserGuideV2-0.pdf
39704
no since it never worked. basically paid for a piece of trash. lost money. negative experience.
1597547
This unit can be installed where ever there is room for it to fit. Install it flat, horizontal, vertical, etc. I doubt it is "trail ready" for a rough environment, though.Hope this helps.
1350339
Yes definitely, it moves over rugged terrain and hills with little effort. It's great for hiking and trails.
332541
I have used it for hiking only, but I think it would be fine for biking. The water bottle holders are small, however, and it would be best to carry water some other way.
812476
The mountains would probably stop you. Best to call the company and check with them.
254948
Considering most jeeps have an air circulation from the back toward the front while driving I would so no. The back straps are designed more to keep the cover taut enough to shed rain water. The belt rail clips do not extend all the way around as in a complete cover. Only an opinion, but I think you'll find you shred it at 60 MPH.
927965
I can't see why not, but bear in mind that it is quite heavy, so may not be suitable for camping.
585589
I would think it would do ok. We bought it knowing some of our walking paths are not paved. The tires are not "off-road" but for mostly dirt I would think they would hold up for occasional off road trips.
719608
Absolutely, as long as u have a large enough rucksack or you can just tie or clip it to the outside. It's very lightweight
2131619
Depending upon the weight of the passenger and the evenness and firmness of the ground, it would be possible. The ground should be firm and not bumpy, and the passenger under 140 lbs. The wheels are about 8 inches around, so are not suited to rough terrain. Having said this, I have purchased a second wheel chair with full size rear wheels for such outings. This wheel chair cost about $140 and weighs about 45 lbs. While it folds flat, it certainly doesn't fold as nicely as the little Drive chair does.
875460
I can't think of a reason why not. It works well going down the highway so it can overcome the noise. We have been very happy with ours, and have used them extensively.
2281817
if the road conditions aren't too tough it would probably work. Depends on the size and weight of the packs, but if it is reasonable and equally weighted you'll likely be fine.
1300758
sue im not sure how your using your unit (in a car ) this is for hiking or walking not for driving i do believe. all i can say is when you get it go to a park and learn to use it it is not exact science it is a inexpensive gps that has worked great for me and do recommend it but learn to use it!
1136565
Yes I would think so. I used mine for camping where the dirt was rocky and it worked fine....anything you need shade for its good. Its pretty stable and sturdy once you fold it out and sitting in it. And the shade on top is adjustable with your sun blocking needs.
458436
Sure can. It can be connected to just about anything and works great in off road conditions. Im guessing your dash area is prob tube steel so get a hose clamp to fasten along with screws provided but I used stainless bolts and nuts for mine
424912
Depends on how deep the sand is-on a regular beach, no I would not use it. We use it to haul around the 5th wheel camping etc. I think it would get bogged own in deep sand.
424727
I only use this for geocaching, but I think it would be good for hiking and bike riding too.